University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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M SYM? PJYHETXC CONCERN tor students ond instructors ottke DEAN UXMES Y. YXNDLPDI Works upon the prtnctpte thot out personot. contacts shott be upon o ptone most conductve to the promotion ot educottonot votues. To thts end he shores the enthustosm ot the men ond wtsety otds them in the torqetttnq ot youthtut stnortcomtnqs and pretudtces which expertence nos not yet nod ttme to remove. To understond comrotdesxntp, to know the ttmttottons ot dtsct- pttne, and yet to emptoy both tn mcxture wtsdomfthese ore choroctertsttcs ot the one who doty occuptes the otttce ot Deon ot Men.

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THE GOOD OE THE STATE under the stimulating leadership of a great Christian teacher and scholar whose academic influence is felt throughout the midwest, PRESIDENT WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL is accorded the gratitude and devotion due him. His stature in the state has stead- ily grown during his twelve years with the Univer- sity of Oklahoma. His first editions and old manu- scripts, his collection of rare copies of the Bible, his engrossed interest in the world of art---all these throw light upon the life and character of a man who seriously desires for every student that transforma- tion of character attainable only through culture.

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THE NEEDS OE THE XNDNXDU AL qiri whose experience in meetiriq piiobiems oi Coiieqe iite is oiten inadequate, DEAN EDNA MCD PJNXEL is a steadyihq torce. 'Yhrouqh the years such a couriseior has iriiiuericed the thouqht, the teeiihq, and the character ot the sociai iiie on the Campus. Friendship is no idie word to her, and throuqh icihdhj eye and sympathetic tone she enqeriaers into activities an icieaifa hiqh ihterpretatiohfot iite that is an exceiiertt quaii- ticatiori tor ati those who attain a deqree in the iinest ot ati time arts fthe art oi iiviriq